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| Issuer | French Protectorate of Morocco |
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| Year | 1947 |
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| Shape | Round |
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| Obverse description | Central field features a large interlaced six-pointed star (Seal of Solomon) rendered in traditional Moroccan geometric style, with elaborate arabesque foliate ornaments filling the spaces between its points. At the centre of the star, within an oval cartouche, the Hijri date 1366 is inscribed in Eastern Arabic numerals. Surrounding the central motif, Arabic inscriptions run along the inner border in decorative script, reading the mint and issuer legends. The Latin legend EMPIRE CHERIFIEN curves along the upper rim, separated from the inner design by a toothed border. |
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| Obverse lettering | EMPIRE CHERIFIEN 1366 عام ضرب بباريز الدولة المغربية (Translation: Year 1366 Struck in Paris, State of Morocco) |
| Reverse description | Central field displays the denomination numeral 20 above the word FRANCS, both set within a square frame rotated 45 degrees to form a lozenge shape, itself inscribed within a circle decorated with arabesque and foliate ornaments in the Moorish tradition. The mint mark (Monnaie de Paris wing) appears below the denomination. The Latin legend MAROC arches along the upper rim, while the Arabic legend السكة المحمدية الشريفة (The Sharifian Muhammadan Coinage) runs in flowing calligraphic script around the lower portion of the inner border, all enclosed within a toothed outer rim. |
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